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This document discusses building up people in their faith through teaching them to desire deeper spiritual things like the vastness of God. It also addresses balancing right thinking, living, and passions to avoid legalism, liberalism, or monasticism. It emphasizes renewing the mind, doing God's will proactively, and developing an intentional emotive response to spiritual truths.
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Tri hepta BICS version
- 1. Tri-Hepta
- 6. Gospel Doing
- 7. If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up people to collect wood and don’t assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea.
- 8. Scale of 0-5 each category •Think It (Renewing our mind) = •0-1 Sunday Church •2-3 Church + Bible study •4-5 Church + personal + life long learners •Do It (doers of the Word) = •0-3 Reactive •4-5 Proactive •Feel It (emotive response to truth) = •0-3 Unintentional/passive •4-5 Intentional/active
- 9. PROPHETS
- 10. Do It
- 12. Do It
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- 14. Agape
- 16. Do ItTemptation
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- 24. ThePeacemakers The Clean of Heart
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